Mayor Adams insists 60-day migrant shelter limits won’t kick families to the curb, but critics say policy is ‘cruel’

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Mayor Eric Adams and his administration officials on Monday insisted several dozen migrant families with children getting evicted from shelters on Tuesday, when a 60-day limit on their stays is up, will not end up sleeping on city streets — but critics say it will destabilize those affected.

During his weekly “off-topic” news conference, Hizzoner said his administration has always prioritized making sure no families with children are left to sleep outside and that Tuesday will be no different.